Put the verbs in brackets into past tenses. 1. What Alice (do), when you (come)? She (sleep) 2. By the time I (hear) the news, she already (leave) 3. When my friend (meet) his future wife, he (live) in London for 3 years. 4. When (see) her, her eyes (be) red I think she (cry) 5. While my sister (cook) (watch) TV 6. It (rain) since morning, but he (not take) an umbrella. 7. When! (arrive) at the station, the train already (leave)

Sally broke her glass while she was washing the dishes. She was cutting vegetables when she cut her finger. While Helen and Peter were eating, Mum was talking on the phone. I was watching a DVD when my cat jumped on me. Jack was playing a video game when his brother, Tom entered the room. I was studying for my English Test when my mother came home from work. She was making breakfast at 7:20 yesterday. First, he made the pizza and then he put it in the oven. Samantha was walking  in the park when it began to rain. First, timothy got out of bed and then he put on his slippers​

- He is playing a new computer game.

He is not playing a new computer game. Is he playing a new computer game?

- Olivia is reading a grammar book.

Olivia is not reading a grammar book. Is Olivia reading a grammar book.?

- And Emily is reading her schoolwork.

Emily is not reading her schoolwork. Is Emily reading her schoolwork?

- And now the boys are playing football and the girls are skipping.

The boys are not playing football and the girls are not skipping. Are the boys playing football? - Are the girls skipping?

- And now Lucy and Liza are walking and talking.

Lucy and Liza are not walking and talking. Are Lucy and Liza walking and talking?

- Tom is eating.

Tom is not eating.Is Tom eating?